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Compared with Children with Phonological Impairment Only, Children with Concomitant

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Compared with children with phonological impairment only, children with concomitant language and phonological impairment tend to have:

A) more substitution errors.
B) more atypical errors.
C) more distortion errors.
D) more omission errors.

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